Flowliver

@paul:
>> I may build in an option to “enable new features automatically”.

It’s already possible to activate/deactivate automatic updates for this plugin. Whoever activates this must be aware that such things might happen. I don’t see a big problem here – once again it might be in front of the screen ??

But if you think an extra option for updating with new features is needed, feel free, that’s up to you.

Anyway, there should remain an option to automatically update to the newest stable version, for best protection.

Thanks!

A reply to those users with many WP installs complaining about the email notifications, like Wingers574.

Either you want a firewall which is automatically updating itself to protect your site as soon as possible against (new) threats – or not.

New features can always contain bugs. I think that’s why most of you don’t let WP just do all updates automatically, right?

Of course the same can happen to this firewall (keep in mind taht in this case we are talking about emails, not any serious bug killing your sites).

If you don’t want those automatic firewall updates, deactivate it. You can update and test anytime you want. Another option might be to update only one site automatically, check the update emails and update the rest of your sites manually if the update looks good to you.

I got the same emails. But I’m happy the plugin updates itself and as for now I still have trust that it won’t brake my site but protect it against new threats. If I loose this trust, i will deactivate automatic updates, simple is that.

Paul, you mentioned: “index.php will be replaced automatically when it’s discovered to be different in any way to the original source.”
Not sure if this is a good idea. With that many WP users maybe there is someone out there who changed some of these files on purpose. I don’t think this is a good workaround for the problem.

Concerning beta tests: implement an option in the plugin to receive betas. (but don’t activate it automatically ?? )

Anyway thanks for your fast response Paul, as always. Keep up the good work!

Yes, I do exactly the same, no matter how often I repeat it, the album won’t work on this one page any more.

Maybe some sort of permalink problem? Cache, redirects, corrupt database, … ?

What else could it be? I copied the exact same text/code on both pages (except for the red paragraph) and insterted the album the same way.

Clearing the image cache didn’t help.

not working: https://www.feierabendbeatz.de/fab-on-tour
working: https://www.feierabendbeatz.de/bilder

Did the exact same thing to insert the album…

Thanks Cais, looks like “Lightbox 2” (current version 2.9.2) is the plugin making problems to insert the album. After deactivating it I could reinsert the album and everything worked fine. However it still doesn’t work on the page it always was. I can reinsert the album here but still linked galleries produce 404. I had to create a new page and therefore it’s now on a different URL, which sucks.